10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CALYCINAL»
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Thus! the common Bue (Ruta gbaveolens) has at the bottom of its unilateral
cymes flowers of five parts, whilst all the rest are reduced to four, namely, a whorl
of four calycinal folioles, one of four petals, each joined to a stamen ; one of four ...
Adrien de Jussieu, James Hewetson Wilson,
1849
2
Dictionary of Trees, Volume 2: South America: Nomenclature, ...
... 5098 callisthene, 1969 calltree, 12207 calycampe myrcia, 10445 calyciflorous
faramea, 5798 calycinal couratari, 3709 calycinal minor rudgea, 14002 calycinal
palicourea, 11593 calycinal randia, 13627 calycinal tibouchina, 16074 calycinal
...
M.M. Grandtner, Julien Chevrette,
2013
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The Elements of Botany ... Translated by J. H. Wilson
244), in which may be observed two calycinal folioles, two petals, two stamens,
two carpels. § 389. The number of the whorls being always the same, that of the
parts which compose one or several of them may be diminished. Thus, the
flowers ...
Adrien de Jussieu, James Hewetson WILSON,
1849
4
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
Diagnosis: Asteroids with the madreporite not associated with a primary
interradial plate and independent of the calycinal system, marginal or oral in
some Palaeozoic forms, aboral in others and all Recent genera which also lack
suckered ...
5
Issues in Life Sciences—Botany and Plant Biology Research: ...
“The presence of calycinal trichomes in Ipomoea has been neglected, which
renders the interpretation of their functions difficult. The present work aims to
characterise the structure, as well as the composition of the secretion of calycinal
...
6
Annals & Magazine of Natural History
... of its calycinal envelopes. The stamens in this were better constituted, the
filaments lengthened, the connective proportionally more contracted, and the
loculi very distinct (fig. 17). The petaloid blades, on the contrary, were very broad,
hardly ...
Sir William Jardine,
1841
7
Annals of Natural History
If lastly the calyx is indeed gamosepalous tubular, but if the petals are provided
with claws which exceed the calycinal tube in length, or if they cohere with it in
their whole length, both which cases are of frequent occurrence in the Mimosece,
...
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Annals of Natural History, Or Magazine of Zoology, Botany, ...
If lastly the calyx is indeed gamosepalous tubular, but if the petals are provided
with claws which exceed the calycinal tube in length, or if they cohere with it in
their whole length, both which cases are of frequent occurrence in the Mimosece,
...
9
Monography of the Genus Camellia: Or, an Essay on Its ...
green; bud of a medium size, scales calycinal, yellowish; flower large, double, of
an orange-red, No. 4, sometimes also spotted with white—Very handsome. 281.
C. Leana superba.-—-Leaves two inches broad and three long, rounded, slightly
...
10
The Universal Gardener and Botanist: or, a general ...
... shaped deep green grassy leaves ; and many erect flower-stalks six or eight
inches high, terminated each by one red flower having very short calycinal scales
, and ere* liated petals. Variety.} With flesh coloured flowers. 3Dianthus Glaucus.
Thomas Mawe, John Abercrombie,
1778